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| rdfs:comment | - They are a few swindlers of the second class who are always searching for some way to avoid doing some work, either through trickery or stealing. They think that life is easy to get through for the crafty and prefer not to work, instead living at the cost of the others, and try never to do anything that means work.
- Both were con artists and very deceitful, tricking Pinocchio twice; They sold him to the puppeteer Stromboli, and later, they sent him to a place with a dark purpose, Pleasure Island.
- Honest John and Gideon are the first antagonists in Disney's 1940 animated feature film Pinocchio. They are a pair of con men in the village Pinocchio and Geppetto reside in. They are best known for manipulating victims into their schemes in exchange for money, though they're no strangers to darker tasks.
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| Goal | - To live a wealthy lifestyle without having to work and to avoid the Law
- To live a healthy, rich life
- To live out a wealthy lifestyle without doing any work
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| Dislikes | - Failure, the police
- Gideon's stupidity, the Coachman's evil smile, and the Law
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| Inspiration | - Walter Catlett
- The Fox from the original collection of Pinocchio stories by Carlo Collodi
- The Fox and Cat from the original story of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
- The Cat from the original story of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
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| Voice | - Frank Welker
- Mel Blanc
- Walter Catlett
- Jimmy MacDonald
- Sean Marshall
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| Likes | - Money, Smoking, Swindling
- Money, drinking, smoking, apples
- Stealing, Money, Drinking Beer, Smoking, and Tricking Pinochhio
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| Appearance | - A Tall and slender anthropomorphic red fox, cream face and muzzle, dark gray circles, thick black eyebrows, black nose, copper eyes, a pair of 2 whiskers, sienna ear innards, cream feet with light gray soles and gray prints, old beige top hat with light gray band, beige shirt with gold buttons and light gray patches on his elbows, both light gray high collar and cuffs with white cufflinks, cream gloves , black cravat, teal stirrup pants with gold linings and both light gray patches on his knees, blue and red cape with gold brooch, black cane
- A Short and slender brown anthropomorphic cat, both tan face and neck, cream muzzle, green eyes, dirty light purple shirt, yellow cape with gold brooch, white opera gloves, purple pants, old gray top hat
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| Name | - Gideon the Cat
- J. "Honest John" Worthington Foulfellow
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| Personality | - Honest John: Sneaky, gentlemanly, selfish, pompous, sinister, phony, devious, manipulative, deceptive, greedy, dim-witted, comical
- Gideon: Dim-witted, clumsy, drunk, silly, quiet, giddy, bumbling, crude, unkempt, happy-go-lucky, comical
- Dimwitted, greedy, clumsy, crafty, drunk, silly, giddy, bumbling, comic, unkempt, happy-go-lucky, a scoundrel, half-witted, a bit crude, and brutish
- Greedy, smart, gentlemanly, selfish, pompous, crafty, sinister, phony, devious, tricky, manipulative, misleading, deceptive
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| Fate | - They send Pinocchio on his way to Pleasure Island.
- Arrested when he and Honest John tried to swindle Pinocchio a third time
- Arrested when he and Gideon tried to swindle Pinocchio a third time
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| Alias | - Honest John
- Giddy
- Honest John; Giddy, Bad Cat
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| Model | - Walter Catlett
- Gideon: Don Barclay
- Honest John: Walter Catlett
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| Weapons | - Cane
- Mallet
- Gideon: Mallet
- Honest John: Cane
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| Awards | - "Awarded" a spot on the humor website "200 words with Paul Dini" where he "interviews" animated characters.
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| Powers | - Above average craftyness
- Manipulation towards victims
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| Home | - Village
- Unnamed village in the Tuscan region in Italy
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| Occupation | - Con man
- Con man, Honest John's assistant
- Con men
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| Fullname | - Honest John: J. Worthington Foulfellow
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| Quote | - "Then you haven't heard of the easy road to success!"
- Gideon:
- Hiccup!
- "And with that personality, that profile, that physique... Why, he's a natural born actor, eh Giddy?"
- Honest John: "If we play our cards right, we'll be on easy street, or my name isn't Honest John!"
- "Then, you haven't heard of the easy road to success?"
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| abstract | - They are a few swindlers of the second class who are always searching for some way to avoid doing some work, either through trickery or stealing. They think that life is easy to get through for the crafty and prefer not to work, instead living at the cost of the others, and try never to do anything that means work.
- Both were con artists and very deceitful, tricking Pinocchio twice; They sold him to the puppeteer Stromboli, and later, they sent him to a place with a dark purpose, Pleasure Island.
- Honest John and Gideon are the first antagonists in Disney's 1940 animated feature film Pinocchio. They are a pair of con men in the village Pinocchio and Geppetto reside in. They are best known for manipulating victims into their schemes in exchange for money, though they're no strangers to darker tasks.
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